Morton's book is only unknown if you're not a fan of
English history. . . . Btw, the Great Charter is
called Magna Carta, not The Magna Carte; it doesn't
take a definite article. Apologies for the pedantic
point, but English constitutional (and popular)
history is a bit of a hobby. Please note that
Thank M, for a good reading tip.
As i read the very interesting piece from Linebaugh however, I found a
sort of yearning for a past utopia.
His critique of Robertson he cites early on, discredits Robertson -
apparently upon the lack of evidence that King John was literate. [Since
when did stop the
